A Guide to Beautify Your Garden

If you have a small piece of land in front of your house or the backyard, by placing a graceful trellis or a weathered fountain you can turn it into a perfect eye-soothing ornamented garden. Whether it is a small privet garden at the heart of Kolkata city or a classic suburban backyard, to make it a pleasant one, require a lot of hard work. Putting plants, shade, seating, walkways, possible water features, and grass, still you could feel missing something: a garden sculpture art.

Garden ornament or garden sculpture art adds another dimension to the piece of land and give it a year-round appeal. Here are some tips and tricks to guide how you shape the garden sculpture that will help complete the look of the landscape.

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The Creation and Conservation of Garden Sculptures

Sculptures enhance the beauty and liveliness of a space be it an exterior or an interior space. Explore the catalog of Garden Sculpture Art in Kolkata.

There were two types of gardens in the ancient times, sacred gardens and the domestic gardens. Sculptures of the kings of those periods and the statues of Gods and Goddesses were placed in the temple compounds, sacred lakes, and the sacred groves. Gradually, sculptures became an important aspect of garden artwork and are still favored for the purpose of flaunting the outdoor artworks. Among the other materials used by the top Sculpture Manufacturer in Kolkata, stone and bronze are considered as the most surviving materials. Besides these two, the other materials used are wax, wood, fiber, glass, etc. In order to avoid the invasive and the extensive calamities, regular maintenance of the garden sculptures is mandatory. Both appropriate restoration and good maintenance are needed to proceed with the exploration of the manufacturing of these outdoor sculptures, the materials used, the intent of the artist, the local climate, and the size and type of space where the sculpture has to be placed.

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